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Paris District and Curriculum

Paris High School District, Brookfield LaGrange Park School District, and Champaign Unit #4 School District follow the Illinois Learning Standards as their curricular framework. The Standards detail grade-level learning expectations in each subject according to its major topics. For instance, teaching in English Language Arts focuses on reading, writing, speaking and listening, media literacy, and conducting research. Comprehension and analysis skills are taught in these areas using increasingly complex texts and writing assignments that hone students critical analysis abilities.

We currently cover the following Paris-area school districts: Brookfield LaGrange Park School District 95, Champaign Unit #4 School District, and Paris High School District 95.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Paris District Curriculum

The framework for science has been devised to prepare students for college and careers in the 21st century. The science standards are now founded on three principles: increasing STEM learning, educating students in the topics that cut across different fields of science, and ensure that fundamentals of each scientific topic are well understood. The shift to STEM means an increase in engineering and technology courses that help students see how the concepts they are learning about work in the real world.

The Math curriculum is founded on Common Core concepts that lays out objectives in each mathematical topic, such as numeracy, operational sense, geometry, algebra, data analysis and statistics, and then introduces students to each of these fields in an in-depth manner in high school. Elementary instruction in data analysis includes ratios and proportions and students having the ability to make reasonable statements about quantities. Mathematic literacy, and the ability to understand word problems, is also emphasized.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Paris Educational News

  • PCHS Academies - PCHS is now offering many small community academies that are designed for students interested in a specific focus for their education. Academies include the Academy of Commerce & Industry, the Academy of Health & Human Services, the Academy of the Humanities, and the Academy of Science, Technology, Engineering & Math.
  • S.E. Gross Parent Teacher Organization - The S.E. Gross Parent Teacher Organization is a group that works to enable students to get extra resources and learning experiences in the classroom and to share ideas about best practices in teaching middle school students. All parents with children at the middle school are welcome to join.
  • Community Partnerships - Champaign Unit 4 Schools values the partnerships that they have developed to help enrich students learning experience. Local organizations and businesses provide valuable assistance in time, volunteer power, financial support for extracurriculars, and provide work and learning opportunities outside the classroom.

Paris Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed

SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.

Chalk Talk: Early Decision vs. Early Action

There are advantages and drawbacks to every college application type. Early Decision (ED) and Early Action (EA) are two of the most popular types of application. They are both early with deadlines in November, usually. ED is binding, which means that students who apply ED agree to attend that college if accepted. This can have advantages, since colleges tend to favor ED, which leads to higher acceptance rates. But there can be drawbacks because it is binding, so even if a student gets a better offer elsewhere, they must attend this college. EA doesn’t have this drawback, but it isn’t favored as much as ED. It is still early, which means there are fewer other applicants to compete against, and it is still favored and generally lumped in with the ED pool, but it isn’t favored as much.